Squarzonic Science
I love Squarzoni’s methods of accompanying facts with visual aid. I used to read encyclopedias for kids when I was younger, and …
In denial -C.Ng
In Cultural Anthropology, we learned about this case study. A company was having problems with communication and the relationship between the workers …
Affection is not a Science
This chapter of the book was definitely a lot slower than its engrossing introduction. I found myself having to read some of …
Courage in the Midst of Darkness
We see a man sitting alone in the darkness who writes and writes… and writes about the collapse of our dear earth. …
No Stars Anymore
This is my first time to read “Climate Changed” because I joined the class late and my first impression of this book …
The Consequences of Our Actions
After reading pg.37- 71 of Climate Changed, all I can say is woah. It was quite a lot to take in. Squarzoni …
Chlorofluorocarbons, Hydrofluorocarbons, Perfluorocarbons, WHHHAATTTT!?!?!
After reading the second section of Climate Changed, I realized just how little I actually know about global warming. Squarzoni basically bombarded …
Slowly Awakening
Besides adding to the already present anxiety of the effects of global warming, Squarzoni is slowly opening my eyes to the details …
It’s the little things that count….
While reading this section of the graphic memoir, I wasn’t all that amused or entertained by the immediate flow of scientific facts …
The Climate: A Dangerous Game
The one image that stuck with me when I finished reading this section is the title of the book that Squarzoni mention …
My Mind is Partially Blown (Does that make sense?)
I think the title of my post pretty much explains my reaction to the second part of Climate Changed. In this part of …
Squarzoni and His Emerging Obsession
I was surprised by how detailed and informative Climate Changed actually is. The way Squarzoni addresses the issue is unlike anything I …
Complex terminology, Basic bottom line.
I am a very fact oriented individual. When reading or analyzing anything my mind is innately drawn towards facts, but upon reading …
So many forces, such little time (Pg. 37-71)
This section of the book made me remember the ending to the classic Playstation 1 role-playing game Final Fantasy 7. At the …
So Many Questions
This reading presented an overwhelming amount of information. It was difficult to pay attention to all the details, but I made it …
Complex Concepts Made Interesting by Squarzoni (pg# 37-71)
Hey friends! This is my second blog about the graphic memoir “Climate Changed” by Philippe Squarzoni and as much as I am …
The End of The World Won’t Be This Week? Really? – Won
The end of the world. It is one concept that we all once imagined. What would it be like? Would it really …
He’s Gonna Need a Whole Other Book-Lexi
I find it difficult to pay attention to the facts Squarzoni is giving me when he draws so well. I’m like a …
